Saturday, 2 May 2015

It's a girl!




A NEW PRINCESS WAS BORN                 2nd May 2015




FACTS: 
The baby weighs 8lbs 3oz.
The princess is the first to be born into the British monarchy in 25 years. The last was Prince Andrew's daughter Princess Eugenie in 1990.
She made her first public appearance at 6.12pm, before leaving for home with her family.

Saturday, 25 April 2015

30th April is... Honesty Day!

Honesty Day is all about telling the truth. Be brave and share opinions, thoughts and perspectives that might otherwise go unsaid in order to be polite – but take care not to upset or offend others.


A little bit of humour...




A song about it:

Monday, 6 April 2015

7th April 2015 is ...

The laundry will be just fine in the basket until tomorrow.
You’ve got enough plates to leave the washing up until the morning, just this once.
No Housework Day is the one day a year you can just relax, forget those daily chores and do absolutely anything else instead. It’s a chance to indulge yourself with no guilt, no stress and no dusting.
You could celebrate it a little differently; if you’re not the person who normally does the housework, why not take over just for today to give them a break? Or if you have a neighbour who’s not as young as they were, how about offering to help out with chores this No Housework Day?
However you choose to celebrate, don’t forget to sit back and raise a (presumably dirty) glass to the kind soul who invented it!


Watch this video and learn the vocabulary:




Tuesday, 10 March 2015

SAINT PATRICK'S DAY - 17th March

READ SOME FACTS ABOUT THIS DAY:



A little bit of fun...


My name is  Lucky McMuffin... What's yours?

Wednesday, 25 February 2015

ST. DAVID'S DAY - 1st March


Harlech Castle, Wales
Harlech Castle, Wales

Learn about Wales

  • Wales, known to Welsh speakers as Cymru, is part of the United Kingdom.
  • King Edward 1st conquered the nation following the death of the Welsh leader in 1282, which eventually led to a legal union with England in 1536.
  • A feature of the warring factions of the Middle Ages is the large number of defensive castles built by nobles, which provide tourists with an insight into the torrid history of the region.
  • Self rule, in the form of a new devolved National Assembly, was won after the referendum in 1997.
  • Wales has lovely sandy beaches on the Gower Peninsula as well as beautiful National Parks, for example mountainous Snowdonia, which are justly popular with hikers.
  • Rugby is the National Sport, with the national team, drawn from a mere 3 million population, often excelling against the much larger nations of England and France.
  • Whilst famed for its countryside, the majority of people live in modern thriving cities such as Cardiff.
  • Saint David is the patron saint of this country.

DO YOU SPEAK WELSH?
Here are some words related to traditional Welsh culture:




Now  do this quizz and test yourself: